Bloody Blade of Doom
| Type | Weapon |
|---|---|
| Discovered By | Leithdrow Cuir |
| Discovery Date | 2013-08-24 |
| Discovery Location | Kosht, Dwilight |
| Abilities | Prestige +4 |
| Current Owner | Waldor Graves |
The one thing Leithdrow liked more than finding things was being able to fall asleep in a private room after a long day searching. Leithdrow woke up from his expensive room and soft bed to the sound of swords clashing and screaming in the streets. Leithdrow grabbed his sword and leapt towards the window. Monsters! It was an invasion!
Leithdrow climbed out the window and began his attack on the monsters. Fortunate to have a good rest he bested most of the beasts. Unfortunately he was exhausted but suspected most of the beasts were done and dead. Climbing back through his window he managed to get 3 more hours sleep when he was awoken by a shrill. One more beast was in the streets.
An Alpha! Leithdrow climbed through his window again and to the streets. The Alpha battled Leithdrow in the streets and things started to look ugly but with a swift blade to the foot Leithdrow was able to wound the beast. The beast turned in retreat and Leithdrow followed it back to his lair where he settled the fight and severed the beasts head.
With the beast dead Leithdrow decided to search the lair for junk and treasures. Often these hideous creatures carry interesting things. In the corner Leithdrow noticed a gleam. In a pile of guts and blood Leithdrow picked up the ornate blade. The "Bloody Blade of Doom".
Description from RP when presented to the King of Fissoa
"...On the left we have the Bloody Blade of Doom.” The eerily sharp blade with its iridescent sheen looks downright wicked. Oddly enough, at first glance it looks rusty, but closer inspection reveals clearly nothing is wrong. And yet, those present cannot shake the feeling, as if the blade is still encrusted with the blood of its previous victims. Charles continues, “I’ve personally never seen anything like it. Rumor is the blade ‘remembers’ its past conquests, absorbing part of the lifeforce of its victims from their very blood. Granted, I’m not one for superstition, but it is a quality weapon for sure.”
